Bagh-Bakri (Tiger-Goat): Tips, Tricks, Cheats

Bagh-Bakri (Tiger-Goat)

Embark on a thrilling strategic journey with Bagh-Bakri (Tiger-Goat), the popular two-player board game deeply rooted in the rural cultures of India, Nepal, and Bangladesh! Known by many names such as "Bagh Bakri" (Hindi), "Bagh Chal" (Nepal), "Sher Bakar" (Punjab), "Bagha Chheli" (Orissa/Odisha), "Bagh Bondi" (West Bengal and Bangladesh), "Adu Puli Aatam" (Tamil Nadu), and "Adu Huli" (Karnataka), this game offers a timeless battle of wits between predators and prey.

In this captivating game, the powerful tigers strive to hunt and eliminate the goats, while the nimble goats work together to outmaneuver and strategically block the tigers. It's a game of intricate planning, foresight, and cunning tactics.

Game Modes:

This application supports diverse play options:

• Single Player Mode: Challenge the device's intelligent AI! Choose to play as either the cunning Tiger or the strategic Goat.
• Two Players Mode (Offline): Compete against a friend on the same device, reliving the classic tabletop experience.
• Two Players Mode (Online): Connect and play with other players from around the world. Select an available game room, choose your role, and start a global match!

Rules of the Game:

Bagh-Bakri is played by two players on a 25-point board, with one player controlling 4 tigers and the other controlling a larger number of goats (the goat count may vary with difficulty levels). Pieces can only move along the lines drawn on the board.

1. The game starts with 4 tigers positioned at the board's corners. The goat player then places 4 goats on any empty spaces. Afterward, tiger and goat turns alternate.
2. Goats are initially placed from a "goat shed" on the board. Once all goats are placed, they can then be moved from one adjacent empty space to another.
3. Tigers must also move to an adjacent empty space during their turn. A tiger can "kill" a goat by jumping over it to an empty space in a straight line, removing the captured goat from the game. A tiger cannot jump over another tiger. Killed goats are visually collected, and the count is displayed.
4. Special "purple lines" on the board may indicate areas where tigers cannot kill goats, adding another strategic layer.
5. A goat can only move to an adjacent empty space and cannot jump over any other piece.
6. Victory Conditions: The tiger player wins if they kill 5 goats. The goat player wins if all four tigers are completely trapped and unable to make any valid move.

Download Bagh-Bakri (Tiger-Goat) today and immerse yourself in this rich cultural and strategic masterpiece!